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‘I promised the unknown Northampton baby would not be forgotten’

Mrs Burgon said she was disappointed to find that the baby had been laid to rest not in the children’s section, but in a remote corner of the cemetery.

“She was in a corner all on her own, because she was buried as a pauper, which is so sad because the people of Northampton would have paid for a grave.”

For more than 40 years, Mrs Burgon has also been thinking of the child’s mother.

She said: “I would be happy to meet her, and the first thing I would do, would be give her a big hug.”


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